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Whatever we say is coming from our experience, how we have observed this world. The advice we give is sprouting from that base, which will have a tinge of who we are. Sometimes the advice we give o...

Whatever we say is coming from our experience, how we have observed this world. The advice we give is sprouting from that base, which will have a tinge of who we are. Sometimes the advice we give others might be applicable for us too.

The best advice for your life is revealed! Pause. Read the advice you gave someone. That's the best you can give yourself (maybe, to some extent)

Product Manager

The best advice for your life is revealed! Pause. Read the advice you gave someone. That's the best you can give yourself (maybe, to some extent)- Grapevine

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Whats the best piece of advice that you would have given to your younger self ?

best advice

You can't learn everything from your own experience, you need to learn some hard life lessons from others experiences too!
What's the advice\learning that you think that someone should have told you earlier?

Best advice

DevOps Engineer

Which is the most appropriate platform for serious relationship advice?

Relationship Advice

Software Developer

Welcome to Personal Finance's Private Community

DINKs, (dual income no kids) have been gaining traction a lot lately. I want to know from the members of gravevine, what are their views on being a DINK couple or a DINKWAD( double income no kids with a dog). From financial prospects like having a huge disposable income to emotional aspects like not having a legacy or going against custom Indian tradition. Do share your thoughts 🤔💭

What are your thoughts about being DINKS?

We are a DINK couple (live-in, will get married soon) and absolutely no plans to have kids. Maybe be a DINKWAD someday by adopting an indie. Also no plans to buy a home or spend on our marriage. This is not a financial decision (both of us are doing decently well in our careers) but we don't want to have a child knowing how nothing around is improving and we don't want to sacrifice the best years of our lives by doing this. We are building a large corpus to be financially independent and travel without any financial restrictions.

Growth Manager

Software Engineer

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

Hello everyone, We started a project to help the urban population to access real-time important notifications to make smart decisions each day and........ (something the world can't ignore it, but learn.)

Imagine this, you have access to FM radio, just as a police officer, all time in your hand and you could say anything to the entire Bangalore but only people, whom that information is relevant, will hear you instantly. 

Now, imagine everyone has the same superpower of FM radio. And, FM radio and system has ethic code doesn't let you share bad/harmful/hurtful.... All relevant information in sync with all people in the city.

Sorry, this is all I could share for now, There are more on other aspects delivering great uses but I can't. Now, throw me some questions about this. 

Is this a want or need? - Finding a single room @5K in HSR layout. Or, vehicles are towed from regular road side parking space😅. Or, searching for a CTO around🤗. (if everyone willing to join as CTO will get notified instantly from this single post on grapevine, it would be magic, right?)🤯

I will check my Gmail larp.web4@gmail.com📥 hoping to find some unconventional passion, commitment for doing the impossible, and funny as I am bored with employee/boys talk. (100% excited, enthusiastic when it comes to ideas, Strategies, team management, caring, development, marketing, inspiration, and building.)
BTW, hiring is on for major roles. The current tech lead is a good person, smart, intelligent just not enough experienced for fast paced delivery and he agreed for it.

Looking for CTO

Solution Architect

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It's for the people who stay away from their parents for work.

How do you deal with this guilt of leaving your parents behind when they need you the most? Also, if you have done something regarding this, please mention.

Guilt of staying away from ageing parents

This family friend who has been in Canada for 10 year, got his PR
Comes to meet us, comments on how mom has lost weight, advises me to see a doctor for back pain

Why are we Indians habited to give unsolicited advice or comment on someone's appearance?

I was reminded of this incident seeing the comments on Ira Khan's wedding pictures (Aamir's daughter)
People have unleased everything in mind

Cannot take out Indianness out of Indians

Everything makes sense in retrospect. Sometimes we wish we took the advice that was given to us but fail to comprehend it. I'll start - money doesn't equal happiness;sadly. It'll get you to 70% faux happiness. But it's the 30% remaining percent that counts.

What's the best advice you were given but you ignored it

Growth Marketer

How do you deal with social anxiety at work? 

One other thing, there are many posts on social media like "Silent, dangerous man", "stoicism", etc, usually with the background as Joker or Batman. I am silent, the dangerous part is coming soon (God knows when). How credible are these kinds of advices? Just asking.

Socialization advice

Snowflake Developer

A couple of other posts are on what unmarried men / women look for in their potential spouses. 

Married folks, based on your experience, what advice would you give people as they are going through the journey of figuring out the right partner.

Married men / women, what’s your advice on this - what factors should one consider while evaluting a to-be spouse?

Welcome to Ask Grapeviners's Private Community

What is the best advice you were given that you did not follow and now regret not obeying?

What do you think guys is it always the best idea 😜 ?

" Go with the flow "

Cloud Engineer

Welcome to Business Roles's Private Community

Doston, I'm a 26 year old, run-of-the-mill MBA grad who has just been coasting through life until a very recent and intense encounter with the perils of modern life. 

Background brief: 
Academics : 8/5/8; MBA from NMIMS Mumbai
~2yrs of work ex in sales; have worked in financial sales, currently working in non-alco bev sales
  
I have very few hard skills and am not sure where to start. Still, I'm seduced by other lucrative jobs/profiles such as finance, PM, consulting, which feel inaccessible at this point. I've accepted that there's nothing I can do to change the past, but I'm seeking guidance on how to shape my career from this point forward. Looking forward to any advice about jobs, career planning, and even life. Thank you!

Seeking career advice 🙏

Sales Manager

Having almost  6yrs experience with single digit salary 😭 every friend and colleague are making a killing every recruiter I speak to just offer x% over last CTC but not the amount I ask stating budget issue. This is taking a toll on my mental health unable to focus on up skilling / working in current org plz help not sure what to do.

Stuck at low CTC and low confidence

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

Background: I'm about to start my corporate journey and one of the advices I recieved was 
"Don't take things personally, and treat most feedback as a chance to improve and not resent!" 

What would you advice your younger self, about to step out in the corporate world? 

Drop some wisdom!

What advice would you give to your younger self?

What is that one piece of advice you’d give your younger self or someone who’s starting off now after working for a few years. 

Mine would be that despite the hunger to prove yourself always take the time off to enjoy your success both personally and with people close to you. 

Time is something you’ll never get back.

One advice you’d give yourself now after having a few years of work exp

Assistant Manager

This question is to people who are in their late 20s or older.


Life shows its ups and downs to pretty much everyone. And when you are younger, living with adverse situations that impact your mental peace and health, paving your way becomes difficult. All this can lead to uncertainty about future, can make you doubt yourself and your decisions, or can make you think whether you would be able to make something of yourself or not.


If you ever felt like this, how did you handle it? What would you tell your younger self about how to navigate through these situations and feelings?

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